toasty ;) ?

[cc2012]

Should be hitting about 38c here in my part of oz...I'd use the aircon but it's too costly ontop of the grow, might take the kids 4 wheel driving down the beach to cool down.. with beer and weed.

Man wish you was my Pops when I was youngster, be COOL to go Beach larking around on a Quad n avin Beer n Splif....

You Probably THE BEST DAD IN THE WORLD - IF ITS CARLSBERG BEER!

 

[dannyboy602]

i can deal with the cold better than the heat but i hate how dry it gets in here in winter. Rh is 19. so a humidifier is a must. i keep the thermostat at 65 during the day cuz i have this huge east window that lets the light in and warms up the whole living room. i have no patience for the hot humid summers we get so the AC is on constantly.

 

[sunni]

Well i figured that was rather the point of the thread, to talk about what heating you use where you live. It would be rather silly of me to say i put my heating on because it's -45 where sunni lives. My post is about me and where i live, as per the point of the thread

Nice edit ...

 

[tip top toker]

Nice edit ...

Sorry I'm not perfect like you sunni. Please forgive me for changing my mind having posted. How absurd of me to think the edit feature was here for a reason. Maybe I ougt to PM potroast.

 

[lahadaextranjera]

I don't do cold. Never even been in colder than -15C. I've got 20.6C and 51% in the bedroom right now but I'll turn it down before sleeping. In the summer the living room can hit 36C by 10am in the morning. I sleep better in the heat than anyone I know. I use AC for the girls only though!

 

[joe macclennan]

thanks for all the responses peeps. This is an interesting subject to me.

Pops and I were talking the other day about how you folks in the far north even make it. Seems like when it is -40 or some shit it would be hard to make enough heat to warm a large place. Gas/electric bills must be outta sight.

 

[minnesmoker]

I like it a cool, comfortable 90 year round.

Boss lady likes it around 60.

We settle at 75 -- and I'm always cold.

High dessert here.

 

[kinetic]

I keep in warm enough to make banana nut bread.

 

[ebgood]

Lol..........

 

[hempyninja309]

I keep in warm enough to make banana nut bread.

Me too. $2 a slice if anyone's looking. I can do loafs for $6.50 if u want some real quantity pm and we can talk wholesale.

 

[LIBERTYCHICKEN]

In the winter I keep it just warm enouth that the pipes dont freeze and burst . Never had ac

 

[DST]

We set our central heating to beween 21-22c (69-72f) during the winter when heating is required (although our bedrooms are colder than the living area). RH in the house is surprisingly dry at around 40% based on the fact that The Netherlands is generally like a soggy gusset! (winter rh=90-95%). I must say I prefer the crisp cold of my home, Scotland, to the damp cold of the Lowlands.
Slainte and a Happy Hogmanay to all, a whisky flask will always keep you warm!
DST

 

[cannabineer]

In the winter I set the heater to 61 degrees, and generally run it once in the morning to dispel the night cold.
In the summer I turn on the AC around eighty degrees ... but I'll hold off if I can open the house up and get cooler evening air.
I live in a generally mild climate, but this house isn't well insulated.

 

[gR33nDav3l0l]

I like my temps tropical. Heat and humidity all day and all night. Always.

 

[BygonEra]

I always keep mine around 70-73 during the day.. winter or summer... and turn off the heat at night. Put my AC on blast during the summer at night tho lol. I can't sleep if it's hotter than 68...

 

[giggles26]

I keep my thermostat 68 year around